St George Geochem Extends Gold and Antimony Anomalies

• CONTINUED DELINEATION OF REGIONAL-SCALE GEOCHEMICAL ANOMALIES
• HIGH-GRADE GOLD AT LIMESTONE PROSPECT
• NEW ANOMALIES DELINEATED AT LIMESTONE AND BIG WATSON
• UNTESTED STRUCTURES DRILL READY

Pacgold has announced further results from the systematic geochemical soil and rock chip sampling program completed on the St George Gold-Antimony Project in northeast Queensland. The grid-based soil and rock chip sampling has extended the gold and antimony anomalism hosted within the Fence Structural Zone (FSZ) to a strike in excess of 30km. High-grade rock chip samples were taken at the newly discovered Limestone prospect, with reported gold values up to 18.5g/t Au. Extensive (Au-Sb-As) anomalies have also been identified at Big Watson and strong gold results over the Limestone prospect, both associated with the regional Fence structure. Six of the seven defined anomalies have not received any modern drilling, with multiple prioritized targets to be tested in the next drilling campaign.

Pacgold will focus on geological mapping of the alteration zones, rock chip sampling and electrical geophysics at Big Watson South to determine targets for drilling later in 2026. At the Limestone prospect, further work will include geological mapping, extended rock chip sampling and a geochemical soil sampling programme over a broader area.